Daniel Lee Kruse wrote:
> The 22320 is a dual channel adapter whereas, I think, the 21320 is
> single channel.  My WXP*** partition hasn't had any issues with the
> setup - that I've come across yet - of course, I use this very
> little. 

OK, that would make sense.

> These issues involve:
> Zipping/unzipping files trapping in JFS with 003/00e - too many times
> to count

I frequently zip and unzip files, but not huge quantities; either of zip 
files or files in the zip.

> Deleting files/directories trapping like above - too many times to
> count

Now this one I can make a statement on.  I frequently restore a HUGE 
directory set to one computer to work on it, then put it all back on 
tape to restore to the original server.  Just to eliminate any problems, 
I delete the files on the original computer before restoring the backup 
from the computer I did the work on.  (I hope that makes sense...)

So in order to do this, I use a modified version of a REXX script I got 
from Hobbes (I don't remember the name).  It basically does the same 
thing as the old DOS command DELTREE, recursing directories and deleting 
files.  I'm deleting on the order of 6 Gig of data in about 60,000 files 
in probably 100 nested directories.  (It also removes the directories.) 
  The whole process takes about 10 minutes, but has never had a problem. 
  This is on a JFS volume.

> Trapping in HPFS with 00d while during one of the installation phases
> - this has happened only once

I don't remember if I saw that problem when I installed or not.  I know 
I had several other issues during installation.  I attributed it to the 
not-so-current software base and [probably] much newer hardware.  Keep 
in mind that I'm on WSeB CP2 and not eCS ...

> Any suggestions for diagnosing this?

Has it just started showing this problem or is this a more recent 
install in which it never worked correctly?

What size of partitions (although I'm not certain this would be much of 
a factor.)

Are you using cable termination?  I never liked putzing around with 
drive termination.

Do you have the parameters in the HBA's BIOS set correctly?  For the 
most part, it should autodetect.

I don't think you have a device number conflict, but check to make sure...

> I have it.  Thanks.  Is it version 1.01?

That's the version I have.  I don't know if there's one newer.  I never 
bothered to look since this one worked OK.

Craig.


 
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